Jul 26, 2026 · 49 min · 11 segments
Dr. Louise Manning returns for a second chat this time on the subject of food safety. Whether it's food fraud, allergens, imports, food standards, labelling, product recalls, or considerations for…
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Because one of the things that's really interesting that people might not recognise is during COVID, the number of cases, laboratory cases of salmonella went down dramatically.
OK, why

was that? Because we fed ourselves and we're less likely to poison ourselves.
That's

In 2021, the numbers now could be that they were quite busy doing other analysis and maybe didn't do quite as much salmonella analysis when people were sick.
That is interesting.
And also a bit upsetting, really.
Worrying.

But we are bringing in eggs and poultry from around the world that don't have the same standards so there's an element of that in it in those numbers
so let's get into that you and i first linkedin met online planned to meet up and didn't and that was my fault but we've had to chat before and obviously in our last discussion that we talked about your research and your keynote piece and report for the oxford farming conference which is fascinating and i'll I'll link, I'll pop the link to that in the show notes so people can go back and have a listen to that.

Because one of the things that's really interesting that people might not recognise is during COVID, the number of cases, laboratory cases of salmonella went down dramatically.
OK, why

was that? Because we fed ourselves and we're less likely to poison ourselves.
That's

In 2021, the numbers now could be that they were quite busy doing other analysis and maybe didn't do quite as much salmonella analysis when people were sick.
That is interesting.
And also a bit upsetting, really.
Worrying.

But we are bringing in eggs and poultry from around the world that don't have the same standards so there's an element of that in it in those numbers
so let's get into that you and i first linkedin met online planned to meet up and didn't and that was my fault but we've had to chat before and obviously in our last discussion that we talked about your research and your keynote piece and report for the oxford farming conference which is fascinating and i'll I'll link, I'll pop the link to that in the show notes so people can go back and have a listen to that.
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